Bilingual Autism Interventionist & NDBI Coach

Vanderbilt; Nashville (TN); Híbrido; USD 36 000 - 52 000; Tempo parcial

Resumo da oferta

Vanderbilt University seeks an Interventionist for the Peredo Lab to implement naturalistic developmental behavioral interventions for Latino families. The role is a 30-hour, 75% full-time term position working both on campus in Nashville and in the field with families, with some remote work possible.

Responsibilities include delivering intervention with high fidelity, coaching caregivers, and coordinating visits under IRB and NIH guidelines.

Qualificações

• Master's degree or equivalent experience; relevant experience with autism preferred.
• Bilingual in Spanish and English; strong written Spanish.
• Experience with young children and families in clinical/research settings.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite.
• Ability to follow detailed research protocols and procedures with fidelity.

Responsabilidades

• Deliver intervention according to study procedures.
• Deliver evidence-based interaction strategies in Spanish with fidelity.
• Coordinate intervention visits with families, in written and verbal form.
• Adapt intervention to family needs while maintaining protocol fidelity.
• Provide in vivo coaching and feedback to caregivers during play and routines.
• Maintain confidential records and project logs and assist with recruitment outreach.

Conhecimentos

Bilingual Spanish-English

Strong communication

Organizational skills

MS Office

Field research

Autism spectrum knowledge

Formação académica

Master's degree or equivalent

Degree in Psychology / Special Education

Ferramentas

REDCap

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Vanderbilt University seeks an Interventionist for the Peredo Lab to implement naturalistic developmental behavioral interventions for Latino families. The role is a 30-hour, 75% full-time term position working both on campus in Nashville and in the field with families, with some remote work possible.

Responsibilities include delivering intervention with high fidelity, coaching caregivers, and coordinating visits under IRB and NIH guidelines.